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Source:PoliceResults by Sanjay Ram ABOUT Education policy in India was not been changed in the past 28 years which means, there was no initiative or development that took place in the education system in India from 1992. Almost Two generations had the same curriculum. India a country where youth is majority but still, the same system of learning was followed from our parent’s time! Most of the country has developed its system of education according to their need, but now in 2020, our government has come up with a new promising education policy. NEW EDUCATION POLICY The New Education Policy or NEP 2020 has come up with major changes, The 10+2 system has been replaced with 5+3+3+4 in which preschool from age 3-8 or foundational stage, 8-11 the preparatory, 11-14 is middle school and 14-18 is secondary. The NEP provides a broader way of learning as vocational subjects for students in 6 th – 8 th class has been introduced, in which students have a workshop for 10 days. Course ...

By Sanjay Ram ABOUT Mainstream education is based on the idea of  educating children in a systematic way according to their age group or in other words classroom teaching. Students attend classes according to their schedule or time table given by the educating authority for learning in a proper way or regarding their capability to learn. Most of the schools practice mainstream learning to develop the basics of core concepts which is applied in daily life. MAIN STREAM EDUCATION IN INDIA AND IN OTHER COUNTRIES Main stream education in India is also like our mainstream media which focuses only on few topics and does not give any other choices! Unlike most countries which gives freedom to students on taking subjects they like or prefer, in our country it is mandatory to take the core subjects till 10 th. In  countries like Germany, USA , Singapore, till their 6 th grade or till primary level it is mandatory to study core subjects like English, Science and Mathematics, But when...

Boards exam 2020 scheduled from Central Board of Secondary Education, CBSE has decided to cancel the Class 10, 12 exams from  July 1 to July 15, 2020. The board would instead be assessing the students based on the scores of previous three examinations and declaring the class 10, 12 results by July 15. CBSE Class 12 students, however, would have an option to appear for the remaining papers later when the situation is conducive. For Class 10 students, however, no such option is available.  Supreme Court bench led by J AM Khanwilkar heard the plea seeking cancellation of  remaining CBSE exams due to COVID19. CBSE has clarified that Class 10 exams are cancelled and the marks awarded based on criterion specified by CBSE would be final. CBSE Class 12 students would have the option to appear for the exams at a later date. CBSE Results 2020 for 10th and  12th by July 15 on the basis on internal assessment. CBSE to Supreme Court SG Mehta, stated to the Supreme Court that the ...

CBSE BOARD EXAMS CBSE  announced to conduct board exams between July 1st to July 15th, but after some parents filed a petition to scrap the exams and asked to give students marks on the basis of internal assessment, the exams may get cancel or postpone. The parents asked SC to direct CBSE to do the same they did to 250 schools abroad, canceling the exams, and giving marks on the basis of internal assessment. A similar request has been made by states like Delhi, Maharashtra and Odisha governments to the HRD Ministry. CBSE is going to tell the Supreme Court today about its decision on the 10th and 12th Board Exams. JEE Mains and NEET "Safety of students is paramount. The situation doesn't seem conducive to hold these examinations," sources in the Education Ministry said, adding that, competitive exams like JEE  (Joint Entrance Examination) and NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test-Under Graduate) are likely to be postponed again. As the COVID-19 cases are increasing ...

Because of the cases of corona virus in Delhi is increasing rapidly, parents want CBSE to not conduct the remaining board examination as there is a big danger for students to get infected and, the examination may lead to a whole new number of cases. In such a situation, the Supreme Court has asked on Wednesday( 17th June) to look into the demands of canceling the remaining examinations of class XII which would held from July 1 to July 15. The board replied that it is in the process of taking appropriate decisions on the matter.  The Supreme Court  also asked CBSE to consider granting marks on the basis of internal assessment. After the decision of exams to be held on July, a group of four parents approached the court. The petition pleaded the court to direct CBSE to cancel the remaining papers and give marks to students on the basis of internal assessment. “CBSE’s notification for holding the remaining examination is discriminatory and arbitrary and that too in the month...